Minister to Seek FC for Super Eagles

CS · Post by CS » Thu Jul 06, 2006 2:40 pm

CCC might not be the best coach in the world but he's definitely the BEST thing to happen to naija footie since Pa Oni. It's on record that CCC defeated the dread indomitable Lions of Cameroun, not just once but 3 good times.

Now, chew on that

MI5 wrote:K2G,

He is out of work for now after the CCC debacle... I heard the CARETAKER chased all of them out after the draw against Angola... He is jobless at the moment and will be happy if CCC makes another return...

kaycee2g wrote:
CS wrote:
MI5 wrote:Bring CARETAKER CCC back...
This isn't about CCC, so watch your language before I deal with you mercilessly :x
o boy, how ur oga? is he still straining his voice - screaming at village meeting?

kaycee2g · Post by **kaycee2g** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 2:43 pm

CS wrote:CCC might not be the best coach in the world but he's definitely the BEST thing to happen to naija footie since Pa Oni. It's on record that CCC defeat the dread indomitable Lions of Cameroun, not just once but 3 good times.

Now, chew on that

MI5 wrote:K2G,

He is out of work for now after the CCC debacle... I heard the CARETAKER chased all of them out after the draw against Angola... He is jobless at the moment and will be happy if CCC makes another return...

kaycee2g wrote:
CS wrote:
MI5 wrote:Bring CARETAKER CCC back...
This isn't about CCC, so watch your language before I deal with you mercilessly :x
o boy, how ur oga? is he still straining his voice - screaming at village meeting?

Please tell me u are just trying to wind people up and u do not actually believe what u have written. if going to the world cup is the best thing to happen to Nigerian football, then u are definielty worthy of being named in my signature.

CCC fans are known for idiocy, but lets stop kidding ourselves. u know when u think about it within ur head, u do not support the reign of chukwu.

kulu · Post by **kulu** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 4:15 pm

The article may turn out to be junk - but if it is true, then Nigerian football is about to take three steps backwards.

Nigeria should be more concerned with ensuring that the FIFA hammer does not fall here next - the Greek example shows that there are (almost) no sacred cows.

No foreign manager has won the world cup, and that is not going to change. For example, if Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger want the title of world champion, they have to do it with Portugal and France respectively instead of with Angola and Japan.

Nigeria needs to settle down with Eguavoen or another Nigerian, draw up a long-term plan, allocate the resources, and get its house in order.

Oba · Post by **Oba** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 5:00 pm

CS, you berra tone down on that CCC nonsense o!

Na beating Cameroon we go chop? If the dude qualified Nigeria for the world cup and didn't mess up TWICE against Angola, we might be singing a different story today.

Catalyst · Post by **Catalyst** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 5:43 pm

Kaoje is talking in codes. So as a coded man, I went in knee deep to decipher what the "file dusting" is all about and I came up with this code:

Berti Vogts.

P.S. If you have any codes you have been trying to break for years without a head way, see me later.

azuka · Post by **azuka** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 5:49 pm

Azuka, all the minister has agreed to do is to talk to the sponsors to pay the Eagles wages.

Ayo he has no business talking with the sponsors unless a sports association seeks his help in convincing a stubborn association. Another reason it can be excused is if he is talking to sponsors under the general sponsorship of our sports and not football alone.
And about Germany, he has no business being there unless he is paying for it out of his pocket. Adamu is already there only God knows in what capacity giving that he does not assume his FIFA chair until January 2007. There are too many problems with our sports that require urgent solution and i doubt if France playing Italy if one of them.

Yummy · Post by **Yummy** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 6:05 pm

azuka wrote:You guys are all missing the point. Whether he gets the best coach in the world for the CE is not the issue here. The issue is does it fall withing his duty to source for an FC when there is supposed to be a NFA? What questions will he ask the FC when he meets him to judge his competence? What is the Minister's antecedent in soccer that suddenly gives him the authority to know what makes a good coach and what makes a bad coach? On what bassis did he chose this coach among the many millions all over the world? And when the coach comes him who does he report to the Sports Minister who appoints him or the NFA which is supposed to supervise him?

If you ask me i will say this is simply another way to earn estacodes. I hope you guys are know seeing why Galadima is wanted out at all cost. Now i know Galadima will go come July 18th cause he is the stumbling block to the craze for estacodes.

Me i don enter siddon look mode.

How are we so sure that Galadima is not in on this as well......... Is there any indications pointing towards a sour relationship btwn the new minister and the NFA ???

CMS · Post by **CMS** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:18 pm

This man is off to watch the W/C final at our expense. No more no less. Meeting my yansh.

Kenovski · Post by **Kenovski** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:34 pm

Kai!! the headline says it all!! The bushmen are out and about on another fishing expedition. Much money will be spent but in the end they will return to port with empty nets and plenty of excuses........

Mschewwwwww!!!!!

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:40 pm

azuka wrote:
Azuka, all the minister has agreed to do is to talk to the sponsors to pay the Eagles wages.
Ayo he has no business talking with the sponsors unless a sports association seeks his help in convincing a stubborn association. Another reason it can be excused is if he is talking to sponsors under the general sponsorship of our sports and not football alone.
And about Germany, he has no business being there unless he is paying for it out of his pocket. Adamu is already there only God knows in what capacity giving that he does not assume his FIFA chair until January 2007. There are too many problems with our sports that require urgent solution and i doubt if France playing Italy if one of them.

I don tey wey you go Naija. Nothing gets done without the government man mi.

Galadima knows the score and is acting accordingly. Watch sponsors who Galadima spoke to a few months ago and who were not interested start forking out the cash now that the minister has spoken to them.

We are still very much a top to bottom society. Sad but true.

mke1010 · Post by **mke1010** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:42 pm

I predict another heart break for Ayo.

You must wait till June 2007 to have a chance at this ill concieved plan.

Kenovski · Post by **Kenovski** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:53 pm

I don't understand how you expect someone to do a job when you are constantly and overtly looking for someone to replace him and then when everything falls through pretenting like he is the top man for the job and expecting him to deliver the goods you openly say he is incapable of delivering.............
Mschewwwwwwwwww

solo · Post by **solo** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 7:54 pm

kulu wrote:The article may turn out to be junk - but if it is true, then Nigerian football is about to take three steps backwards.

Nigeria should be more concerned with ensuring that the FIFA hammer does not fall here next - the Greek example shows that there are (almost) no sacred cows.

No foreign manager has won the world cup, and that is not going to change. For example, if Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger want the title of world champion, they have to do it with Portugal and France respectively instead of with Angola and Japan.

Nigeria needs to settle down with Eguavoen or another Nigerian, draw up a long-term plan, allocate the resources, and get its house in order.

Exactly

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:10 pm

mke1010 wrote:I predict another heart break for Ayo.

You must wait till June 2007 to have a chance at this ill concieved plan.

This is not an ill-concieved plan. It is well thought out this time!

seloweizer · Post by **seloweizer** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:16 pm

Ayo Akinfe wrote:
mke1010 wrote:I predict another heart break for Ayo.

You must wait till June 2007 to have a chance at this ill concieved plan.
This is not an ill-concieved plan. It is well thought out this time!

Most "well concieved" plans cause pregnancy (big stomach) for their proponents.....

Ayo Akinfe · Post by **Ayo Akinfe** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:21 pm

seloweizer wrote:
Ayo Akinfe wrote:
mke1010 wrote:I predict another heart break for Ayo.

You must wait till June 2007 to have a chance at this ill concieved plan.
This is not an ill-concieved plan. It is well thought out this time!
Most "well concieved" plans cause pregnancy (big stomach) for their proponents.....

No worry, we done prepare jedi-jedi medicine for the bad belle crew like MKE1010 and co.

KingLoku · Post by **KingLoku** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 8:32 pm

Anytime them talk abot FC na so so grammar u go see all these stupid morons dey blow for here, na gammar we go choppppppp?

mcal · Post by **mcal** » Thu Jul 06, 2006 11:37 pm

kaycee2g wrote: As a sports minister, he definitely should be there. Not just to watch the event, but to take notes on how sporting events are organized and to "smooch" with other sporting leaders.

With what language. This must be a joke, ke

Bell · Post by **Bell** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:44 am

NIGERIANS NOW DEFINE "SUCCESS" IN TERMS OF FOREIGN DEPENDENCY

Read the statement below:
"Nigeriansportsonline.com findings reveal that the Minister really wants to be seen as having succeeded where apparently his predecessors failed."

Meanwhile it can be said that Nigeria has now taken the first step that will keep them watching SA2010 from HD TV.

You'll recall that every single day he was a coach, the NFA held the spectre of an FC over C3. And it never happened, the only effect being to undermine the coach.

Folks, that's why Nigeria watched 2006 on TV; and that's why it might repeat itself in SA.

One question I have: what was so impressive about the FC's this minister saw in Germany?
Bell

General Trousers · Post by **General Trousers** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:45 am

It has been reported in the news FOR SEVERAL DAYS that the minister is going to Germany ... this is not new. I do believe every FA gets a ticket allocation!

He may be interested in some FCs, but the only one he needs to talk to is Jogi Low.

Bell · Post by **Bell** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 1:48 am

"If the dude qualified Nigeria for the world cup...

...and didn't mess up TWICE against Angola, we might be singing a different story today"

Hey, oba, Amodu miraculously qualified Nigeria for the Japan/Korea: what happened to him?
Bell

bret- hart · Post by **bret- hart** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:29 am

CS wrote:CCC might not be the best coach in the world but he's definitely the BEST thing to happen to naija footie since Pa Oni. It's on record that CCC defeated the dread indomitable Lions of Cameroun, not just once but 3 good times.

Now, chew on that

MI5 wrote:K2G,

He is out of work for now after the CCC debacle... I heard the CARETAKER chased all of them out after the draw against Angola... He is jobless at the moment and will be happy if CCC makes another return...

kaycee2g wrote:
CS wrote:
MI5 wrote:Bring CARETAKER CCC back...
This isn't about CCC, so watch your language before I deal with you mercilessly :x
o boy, how ur oga? is he still straining his voice - screaming at village meeting?

CS, since when was beating cameroon an accomplishment??? take ya time o.

Mudi E · Post by **Mudi E** » Fri Jul 07, 2006 2:39 am

Foreign coach my yansh....they raise all these hopes and disappoint in the end. Are they looking for another Thy Libregt(sp)?